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08/14/10 2:00 AM

#58 RE: decouverte d Elbe #57

I'm not going to waste my time with you. Go follow someone else around the hub. You bore me. Your information on subjects are wrong also taken from idiots who have no understanding of the facts. That bores me even more.

Have the last word.
I know how that makes you feel so right and important.
Life is to short for people like you.

nostocks

08/16/10 12:22 AM

#61 RE: decouverte d Elbe #57

As most libs you are very misguided. Read up on the fairtax before you start spouting off.

Tax credits will be issued for every wage earner up to 20k rather spent or not. You mention nothing about that. Most of the poor have no disposible income because they are in debt. Credit card bills car payments and mortgages are not taxed. Imagine how fast the poor could get out of debt(if they wished) with an extra 30% to put on their bills. The fair tax had it been taken seriously by the liberals. Could have been the stimulus needed to get this country going. Stop beleiving everything the libs tell you. Try thinking for yourself and doing a little research.

Chances are a person making 30k a year has 8k-16k going towards housing or car payments, Which are not taxed and wouldn't be under the "FAIR" tax. That's $2.5 -5k more to invest then they have now.

Pretty nice of your hero the zero to cut food stamps to pay for more teachers. Why cann't they take a paycut like the rest of the country? Share the wealth right? Oh that's right the libs get campaign donations from the unions. Tell me how do the working poor like paying 30% of their income on a vehicle to drive to work. What when the people making them are no more skilled then they are but make 3-5 times as much annually. Why don't the libs spread the wealth????????????


[b1. Working poor person - earns $30,000 a year - works paycheck to paycheck - spends it all on necessities - has 0% to invest tax-free under FairTax.
2. Middle class person - earns $70,000 a year - spends 80 percent on necessities - has 20% to invest tax-free under FairTax.
3. Rich person - earns $10,000,000 a year - spends 5 percent on necessities - has 95% to invest tax-free under FairTax. ]

nostocks

08/16/10 6:32 AM

#63 RE: decouverte d Elbe #57

Typical lib response when faced with the facts.